Would You Do It Again‪?‬

She did the right thing. At least, that’s what she’s been telling herself for twelve years.

At sixteen, Everly Blake made a decision that cost her a best friend.

When she discovered that Caroline White was dating a twenty-one-year-old man, Everly did what she believed any good friend should do: she told Caroline’s parents.

The relationship ended. Caroline was sent away to finish high school. And their friendship never recovered.

Twelve years later, Everly is twenty-eight, professionally successful, exceptionally organized, and still convinced she made the right call.

Then their ten-year high school reunion arrives.

Suddenly, Everly is facing the one person who remembers that decision very differently.

Between awkward reunions, meddling friends, embarrassing teenage memorabilia, and a pink wedding notebook that absolutely should have stayed hidden, Everly discovers that being right about something doesn’t necessarily mean she handled it well.

Caroline has questions. Everly has explanations.

And neither woman is quite prepared for what happens when they finally stop arguing long enough to listen.

Because there’s one question Everly has never seriously considered:

Knowing everything she knows now, would she do it again?

Funny, heartfelt, and filled with wonderfully uncomfortable conversations, Would You Do It Again? is a contemporary women’s fiction novel about friendship, forgiveness, growing up, and learning that doing the right thing isn’t always the same as doing everything right.

Book Five of the Ethical Quandary series. Each book features a different moral dilemma and can be enjoyed as a standalone novel.